Through three quarters Thursday night, Suns guard Devin Booker had 11 points. Nothing amazing. Hardly worth your attention.
That changed, however, over the next 12 minutes.
Although it wasn't enough to rescue the Suns from a 113-108 loss to the Dallas Mavericks in Mexico City, Booker produced something special, memorable. The Suns guard caught fire, scoring 28 points in 12 minutes, the biggest fourth-quarter explosion in Suns history.
Here's how it happened:
11:52: The Suns trailed 88-76 entering the fourth. Booker had taken just three shots in nine minutes in the third quarter.